New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-09
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. Rider IIagcard has not ore but two new DOCKS
Aeary ready for publication. One IL romance pased
on Egy ptan history, and the other is Story OF moocrn
life founded on what is said 10 be remarkably original
motive.
"Ths While sail and other Poems collection OF
the recent verse of Miss Louise Imogcn Quincy, VIII
appear immciia ely from the 1icknor Press.
William Morris's new book. A Dream OF John BULL
is to Lave frontispcce by Burne Jones.
The Illustrations and general style oft first number
of The womsns' World" edited by oscar Wilde are
said TO be of the highest order.
"Big Wages and How to Earn Them" IS the title OF
a book which the Iarpcrs about to publish IL Is
written from the Ioint Of view OF an independent
laborer.
Tie rev DR. A. r. PEABODY welbclovcd Oh all
Harvard men, has prepared a volume ol So'"i
"reminiscences of lIa.N ard College a. 1t wa s'N'
years ago II will appear in January rom 'N0 '>"'
Pres.
Mr. Y 4. Trollorc in his book, says cnrions
thing about Walter savage Iandor-tha' nc a"'S
dropped his aspiraes.' "ile was, 'n',"' 'nl =, %"
man I'm his position of life whom ever hcaA" ~ -
That man who not only by phtn go, -
I'm; was by genius AMI culture ana sucn '
uuch more. should do this, secmcu " ~" ',a,,cnd
,,n,c,sIlc thing do not think he ever l"Iou"|,"
the a-pirate who're It was moi no0"'"' wv
smoke OF and, cad, and 'OuSe'
NJ, Trouone goes on to tell this story ABOUT ha'uo'
,c very near the close, when lc seemed past 'dine
for ANYTHING the Old volcanic fire SIN hNcu pens 0'
a.hes and any word which toucheu eN0n e' 80
of his favoriee and habituai NOTES oi 'ho"s"' ~
10 bring forth a reply utterel with NN"''s ~ hd
,i,. startling from a man who the moment oeio' 10"
H''' aanoo,, alive TO what you were saying 10 h'"
r. n, oxteut This old volcano h:e stu Du''c" "1:
Ia estimated rom sto'y VIII Oh Wa 'n'" 49,. r.,
I1orcnce Tho circumstances were w ,.n,c IN
a manner that seemed to re 10 Icl'''' " I 81. irc
a
doult the truth of them. But III" NV -. ,ha, :,
,., t oucstlon and therefore cannot a'9o" .'"'
oc'' III rho attendance provided for him by the
'I,,r care Of Mr. Browning a. narra'oi W l'
I,,rstcr was most asSiduous and exact d 10" -, 49,,
nrort unit,cs of observing. bu' one o'H VIZ" ~, t
,a;shod his dinner, thinking that inc S''N -,
come TO remove the things SO pron'p'S ,ho ,ohle
=. na,o Il, ne. he took the four corners Vi 'no 'a
10 ha\o wv" 49, s,orv, and thus cnvcloping every
'io'i Wv 60 -, the table threw the whoe OUT Vi '"'
window" roo,iopate
gibe:
Dear Louis OF the awful CHEEK
WIN told YOU 1t right ~ speak,
Where all the world might hear al" '''''
or other fellows brindi1d har'
shadows We are the sophist knew
Shadows and shadows we pursue
For this nv Ghost shall chase your sh""o"
From SkerryvOre 10 COl0raoo'
=, 40 psuou author of Due North Due
Nj.
e,h :, and other books of travel has recently IT,
turned from Journey the Antlpodes' ana iih"o
. IVA will issue his impressions OF Australia NC"
-, otto In a volume entitled Under the aou'h-
Cross"
co,respoudent writes as follows under date OF
,.u,ror :" | notice in yesterday TRIBUNE CRIT
,,,, nm tho novel; Sehs Brothers Nhc' oS Haoiu
r,e.Icrc which has lately appeared in S'iioH'
Ncayine, I wish to second THE IRIBVNts CIT
.,ono and IA aid a word two. The mover i "'' -
10 so,i in the bound volume, study OF HE III s'."
~e,rymk, Neither Is 1t novel treating VI ''io "
central New-Yorll, is stated In inc P'i'o
.,,ch if was published. The country III winch 'h'
,o 81 the work T. laid Is probably that compriScd
q, On. Northern counties of Newlork. lhls Is "c
onlv norton Of State where the hasai d0oo"' '
I'm the novel /. attributed to the entire Seo'aniS Vi
a,or Neu yorx y is in vogue. Here the majority
nj the population are the Descendants Vi Nv" "e'
Vonlors who came there early in the century, anu
on, tho farmers and even the business classes ucsc
nasa, infections prevail to a considerable extent
,,u,,o the speecb OF the average man of the stale
is generally free from such localismS' III no par. u
,he conntrv is the English language 50 well spoken
hr the average person IA the central portion OF he
STATE And Mr. Frederic has represented IN DIS oooh
oil the veomapry 10 be Yankee, whereas IN INC central
mart NJ the state including the Mohawk NaheS anu
the uper Hudson, the majority OF the ruId poP"a'o"
are descendants Of carly HOlandcr ana herman -.
t,crs The idea of farming life IN inc >'d'o WIN"
,he man in The city obtains from reading this Woih
. dec 3edIy gloomy and this respect Is libel on the
~ article a. the rural life Of NewY York IL sunny anu
cheerful and has many joys and comforts unknown "
du.ellcrs in crowded cities Like many au'ho-' MI
Frederic has pictured type anu 'rl0" !" P " i
Cor the general truth